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    Hello Dr Buxbaum, Below is my weekly update for this week from 27th Dec'16 to 28th Dec'16. 1) Practice Mice VEP: - Discovered the main sources of the 60Hz noise induced in the VEP recording; one of the major sources is the behavior equipments in the adjacent room next to the wall on the left side of the surgery table; the other sources includes the CRT monitor, BNC cables and the heating system. - Discussed the noise sources with Hiro and have planned few modification to the room; based on Hiro's

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    With the development of the internet, it is undeniable the techniques in computers are developing rapidly. As a result, chat rooms are formed, which enables internet users to meet people or make friends all over the world. Communication via chat rooms are beneficial and most users find it easier and convenient, but It can be a double-edged sword for many users because many do not realize or disregard the dangers of online chatting. The article published on CBS NEWS about “Ex-NYPD officer dubbed

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    HIPAA: Privacy and Security Rules The Computer, the Nurse and You Introduction How would you like to keep track of your personal health information record in your computer at home? The electronic data exchange was one of the goals of the government to improve the delivery and competence of the U.S. healthcare system. To achieve this plan, the U.S. Congress passed a regulation that will direct its implementation. The Department of Health and Human Services is the branch of the government that

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    I. Introduction Cloud computing can offer businesses many advantages. However, there are many disadvantages as well. For instance, increased convenience may come at the cost of diminished security. Scrutinizing these tradeoffs is necessary for determining whether or not to utilize this technology. II. Advantages Redundancy Redundant systems back up programs and files onto secondary servers, allowing an easy transition if something happens to the main server. This can increase productivity of

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    8. As a security professional, you have been asked to perform an intrusive penetration test which involves cracking into the organization’s WLAN for a company. While performing this task, you are able to retrieve the authentication key. Should you use this and continue testing, or stop here and report your findings to the client? As a security professional you would stop at the first sign of unauthorized entry. Going any further

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    Hackers intent is to discover vulnerabilities from a malicious attacker’s viewpoint. Ethical hacking involves the same tools, tricks, and techniques that malicious hackers utilize. White Hat Hackers use penetration testing in order to test the security of an organizations communications infrastructure. The one difference is White Hat hackers have the organizations permission to test the vulnerability of the organizations systems. Ethical hacking is one part of an organizations overall information

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    There are two sections of the act that will be today’s focus – the Privacy Rule and the Security Rule. At the end of this training, employees will understand what HIPAA is, how it applies to [Hospital], and the penalties for violation. Objectives • Recognize covered entities and business associates • Understand patient’s rights • Understand the HIPAA Privacy Rule • Understand the purpose of the HIPAA Security Rule • Understand the impact of violation Definitions • HIPAA – Health Insurance Portability

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    beginnings of the Internet. The authors will talk about how a computer-engineering firm produced the first prototypes of the "Arpanet," and how a group of men made the Internet as we know it today. It tells the intriguing story of how the technology for the Internet was devised. In many respects, it is very much a "behind-the-scenes" kind of documentary. When thinking about the Internet, one always appears to assume that the development of computer technology has been driven by a few giants of the industry

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    Abstract Android is one of the biggest operating system for smart devices in the market and its application greatly impact life of billions of people. Thus it is safe to assume security will be too. Security is a big issue for Android as its application is given rights to access several information and some are sensitive information. Attackers accessing to those information could prove fatal to the users. In some cases, the application are secured yet information are being leak to the attackers

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    Introduction The aims of this report are to provide a report advising Isherwood’s car company and suggest any impact or a threat to their business. In this report I will be explaining a brief of future technology such as web and mobile that will change future businesses over the next five years. This report included information of future technology and the impact of businesses in the next five years. Future technologies and the impact on the business Future Technology In the future, advances technology

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